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CONCISELY STATED.
The Political Situation Massachusetts
Pictured in One Photograph.
Hon. Henry Cabot Lodge.

The Political Situation in Massachusetts,
Pictured in One Photograph
Hon. Henry Cabot Lodge.
For few years past the Democrats in this
State have been masquerading. They have nom
mated Mr. Endicott and Mr.. Andrew, and have
adopted platform redolent of virtue that
they must have brought happy tears to the eyes
of those who adopted them. 1t was a pretty
sight reminding one of the nursery tale of Red
Riding Hood. The cap white and the
frills irreproachable, and the bed-clothes were
so fresh and inviting, and drawn up so closely
around the proprietor that the Red Riding
Hoods of the community did not seem to
notice the eyes and teeth of the pretended old
lady They produced their little pats of butter
and their little pots of cream in the shape of
contributions to the campaign fund and to the
registration of Democrats in Boston, and were
then duly gobbled at the polls in the most ortho-
dox fashion. But excellent friend, the
wolf has grown weary of the virtuous grand
mother business and has flung off the clean bed
clothes and abandoned the friiied cap and giving
rein to his feelings has rushed up and down and
howled iercely for solid and satisfactory diet
of offices. 1t has wearied of butter and cream,
and even Red Riding Hoods have palled upon its
taste. The humorous little masquerade in fact,
was carried on so well that 1t apparently
WINGED the President that the Red Riding Hoods
really represented and controlled the wolf, and
that the wolf was in truth good grandmother
after all.
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About the Way of IL.
TeYaE SiffInOG

Poetry, waxed mustache, mystery long hair
and sweet tenor voice will often make awoman
feel as if there only sheet of tissue paper
between heaven and herself; but it is the man
bank balance who scoops her in and makes her
happy ever afterwards.
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He ate green cucumbers;
They made him quite sick;
But he took few Pellets"
That cured him right quick.
An easier physic
You never will find
Than Pierce's small Pellets"
The PurSative kind.
Small but precious. 25 cents per vial
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Circuit Court,

Hon. A. G. Ayers. Judge.
Cicero Brown VIM NJ. Whealley; fore.
closure Judgment for plaintiff for 81. 800.
In the matter of the insanity Of Edward HUI
go; declared of unsound mind
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TEO-PRINTERS-JOB AND BOOK
w Competent workmen who are willing to work
ten hours a day, can obtain perm anent employment
will be furnished to such men. Apply to, address
THE CHICAGO TYPOTHETE. Rooms IS and 4
Commercial Bank Building, corner of Dearborn and
Monroe streets, Chicago, Illinois.
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THE COURT RECORD.
United States District Court.

Hon. VIM. A. Woods Judge.
United States VS.. Frederick Miller; violation
of the pension law. Plea of guilty; fined $40
and costs. judgement suspended
United States John McConn Sentence of
four years Imprisonment IN the southern peni-
Tertiary.
United States F. L. Baskirk. Verdict of
not guilty.
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Superior Court.

Peter Uhl VS.. Frank Elf. Affirmed.
Maria Catalani vs. Mary Catalan Affirmed
State of Indiana vs.. Abraham Sagalowsky.
Affirmed.
VIM. F. A. Bernhamer VS.. John W. Dawson.
administrator. Affirmed
Anthony W. Stringer vs.. Mida A. Baker AZ
firmed.
Doras j. Baker ct al. German Fire Insur-
ance Company. Affirmed.
Home Insurance Company of New York vs..
John Chew. Affirmed.
First National Bank of indianapolis vs. VaIen-
tine Born. Reversed. Opinion by Walker J.
Viola V. r. Grooms Zachariah Bush At
frmed.
Harry j. Milligan. jr., vs. Euphemia w. Mil
ler Affirmed.
Edward A. Hartwell We. Indiana Insurance
Company. Affirmed.
First National Bank VS.. Valentine Born. Re-
versed
NEW SUITS FILED.
John Skies VS.. Cassius NJ. Dicksy; complaint
note. Demand. 500.
John A. Comingor John w Furnas:
complaint on note Demand, 500
Robert n. Lamb, receiver VS.. Joshua G. Ad-
ANS ct al; complaint on note. Demand, $7I20
William Shryer Samuel A Cummings
suit on account. Demand, $40.
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Criminal Gaurt

Hon. w. A. Irwin, Judge
State vs. John Cadwallader; assault and hat
terry. On trial by jury.
State VS.. Sarah Morrell drawing deadly
weapon. Trial by court and acquitted
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LILO In tbs Gfcat West.

DuSotd Lee. w FtfE 9gs-Hf
Blk horses have been killed In Dakota
by lightning this spring. The lightning
mtlat be trying to keep up with the terri.
torial veterinary surgeon.
Twenty soldier1 have deserted from
Fort Meade alone since spring opened.
Tho poor old htanding army will soon be.
come entirely extinct and tho school Of
mines will have q skeleton OF q soldier
mounted as q curiosity along with the late
brontotherlum, tho tlyupthecreek, the
honest politician and the iresh water
dummy.
A reporter Of the Grand Rapids Repub.
lican claims that he saw a pair Of siamese
jack rabbits which were brought in by a
man living west Of Speariah near the line
between Dakota and Wyoming. He says
they were joined by q ligament the same
way those remarkable twins wero and
that they arc both large healthy Jacks.
II he would stop here It wouldn't BE- 80
bad, but this ambitious journalist must 20
on and tell that their headH are turned In
opposite directions, and the weakest one
has learned to run backwards with
rIapidity truly astonishingl" There
10 q limit to oil theae things That
1t goes with "rapidity truly astonishing"is
nothing remarkable, as that Is the only
kind Of rapidity that the jack rabbit over
moves with, but when he tries to make US
believe that q jack rabbit can get soil can
jump with It's tore legs and keep up with
smother walking off Oh the legs nature in.
tended 1t to 90 on, 1t is rather too much.
IT leaves Il with the calm settled deter.
mination not to believe any OF the story.
But probably the Republican man thought
he aaw them. We can't all of us sec
snakes. >some must just worry along aud
DO content with seeing horned toadp, and
mad dogs, and tarantulas, and Siamess
jack rabbits.
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EnjoyLite.

~. E-#|"f FF -.
What truly beautiful world we live inl
Nature gives US grandeur Of mountains,
glens and oceans, and thousands Of means
Of enjoyment. We can desire no better
when in perfect health but how often do
the majority Of people feel like giving 1t
up diBhesrtened, discouraged and worn
out With disease, when there Is no coca
sion for this feeling, aa every sufferer can
easily obtain proof that GREEN'S AUGUST
Fiolter will make them free from disease
as when born. Dyspepsia and Liver Com.
plant are tho direct causes Of seyenty-fve
per cent Of such maladies as Biliousrees,
Indigestion, Sick Headache, CoEtivonees,
Nervous Prostitution, Dizziness oftheH Head,
Palpitation Of the Heart, and other dis.
treaslng symptoms. Three doses Of Au.
gust Rotrsr will prove it's wonderful effect,
Sample bottles, 10 cents. Try it. DIV
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Hezekiah Patterson, Of Macon county,
was accidentally killed in telling what he
supposed to have been a bee tree, near his
home, the tree falling upon him unexpect,
eddy. He was 40 years OF age, a respected
citizen and an old soldier, member OF the
John J. Polsley Post OF Point Pleasant,
under the auspices Of which he was bur.
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and Breakfast Bacon,
STAR BRAND,

These Meats arc selected from light thin skinned
Hogs. neither too lat nor too lean. They are
trimmed OF all waste and cured in mild pickle
made with the best sugar and carefully smoked.
Nothing Inferior Is used In their preparation. and
they arc offered to those who want the BRsT the
market afosds In full confidence OF their supe.
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He Knew Abraham.

b0N0H BHdJH. "IN@ Y
In the suburban snndsy.school last Sun.
day the teacher Of q class of little ones
was about 10 entertain her young friends
with the story Of Abraham and Isaac; but
Wishing first to gage the childyeR's knowl.
edge OF the chief actor in tho story asked
NOW, my dears, who was Abraham Z
Can any n tell me?"
There was silence for q minute OF so,
and then q bright little fellow exclaimed
tIiumphantly, manifes!ing his superiority
over his less informed and puzzled asso.
ciates: II know, Miss -W "We ell,
Alfred, who vas Abraham ?" "He was
the MA that used to come round to my
house and buy pas old clothes"
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yestigators into the case Of Mary
Ihodges, Of Elton Hunts, who attained
her Tooth year during Last week,
viii DO disappointed Il they seek
to prove that she was q person
Of what Is regarded as a model
dietary life for q LADY, Only two facts are
stated about Mira. Hodges, and these are
that "her fayorito beverage Is run, and
ahe Ia an inveterate smoker" When
women In Mrs. Hodeea' station OF lilo
smoke at all they smoko pipes, and prob.
ably do not conaume the most mild aud
delicate Turklsh growths; but rum and
birds eye-ifit be not ahag tobacco-can.
not have injured Mira. Hodges' health.
Doubtfeae, at the same time, rum and
smoking have killed many other people
who have not drank or smoked 10 what
w!ould. be generally looked on as excess.
Mrs. Hodges longevity merely goes to
prove that aoms people can do With i'm.
plnity, and oven possibly with advantage,
what, would be dangerons, or, perhaps,
fatal TO othera-that, In fact, "what Ia one
msn'O meat Is another mans poison" 5
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A AMI TRADE.
The Featured Of the Money and stool
ft4a--ar INlsN,e 81 MARKS alta .1,Iaa.| HyFUAauFF1

aL I'd LL' .#H.#H A
Markets. F36e
NEW iohK, June 15,-Moncy on call loaned from
I 70 10 per cent, last loan at &, closed offered at *
per cent. Primo mercantile paper sec rsr cent.
Sterling exchange dull but steady at 81 SiNal SO,
Ihe stock market was unusually dull to-day,
me failure OF the coffee trxdo had some effect
against the market. Western Union, st. Paul and
hehulng were, active, but the entire list ssgged on
unuef tho raids upon values. The opening was
pai9W those OF Saturday evening. A moderate
Duslness was transacted dnfiug the tjrt law
mihutts only, when tho market became dull, Thu
ACTIVITY during the day was Invariably aoconpe.
n!ed by weakness while the duller periods were
@!sa ne feeorerics took place t6I NIEI5WI'is
J. sanaua southern became conspicuous In the
early decline, followed by. Wheeling q Lake Etis.
hnothtr n!d occurred after II O'Clock, In which
!ne !ast mentioned stock and Oregon & Transcou.
hhehtal were the PRINCIPAL ~suitdrers Tho last
nour was again heavy. and tho close was very dull
~ ABOUT ne lowest figures OF tho day, The entire
Hcilye list Is lower tonight, but TIL most Important
neeiines were Northwestern NJ. Wheeling 4 Lake
1tile ", Norfolk d Western preferred ", Oregon &
I iEtoa,,asaeontinenta N aud Omaha per cent. Gales
HALF sd bouls were dull; sales, si,2i2,oo.
1oyernnent bonds and State bonds dull and
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD CO,-Tmu
Stable taking effect SUNDAY, March q. iss7.
Passenger train will leave as ~follows-Central tire:
a.-.-.n-.sa ...lNo q Inn / 4 2 IA <
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Gem III ed with Pearls.

A mouth gemmed with pearls fashes
radiance every time it opens. The con.
traat between tho ruby Of lovely lips and
the pearly teeth they enclose has winged
the fancy OF many q poet. S%ozopoSr, iai1
ones, is the thing that most contributes to
adofn the feminine mouth. It is pure, it
is aromatic. it retains the natural color oil
teeth incrusted with yellow tartar. No
gritty or other Objectionable ingredient
contamiuates II, it's odor is balmy, and it's
purifying operation thorough.
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a man named Dent, Whose father re.
sides in Gilmer county, went to Weston,
and going to Greenstein'B clothing store
bsrga!ned for goods to tho amount Of $32
and presented q hundred dollar note Ia
payment therefor. Mr.. Gresnstsin re.
turned the proper change, snd something
afterward suspected the bill to be counter.
felt. 1t wss sent to thia city for inspection
and sent back cancelled ss no good. An
effort was made to regain possession Of the
goods and money from Dent, but it was
learned that he had gone to Kansas.
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IA! HA! You will laugh with delight II
IA! Hal you use skin.success soap. 25c
at %druggiets. siE2l5
Don't ?

!Triae with any Throat or Lung Disease,
II you have q Cough or Gold, or the chill.
dren are threatened with Group 81
Whooping Cough, use Aeker's English
Remedy and prevent further trouble. 1t
is q positive cure, and we guarantee 1t,
Price 10 and SOC. Logan & 90. and D,
Menkemeller. 6
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S E-S n1TrNo 81
Rum, Tobacco, urd OIlAEo

Whenever a centena.ian ia discovered,
ssya the London iSlandard, there is q 'rush
Of iad.moneers to ind put what mode Of
life the subject has followed Had yege.
tarisnism anything to do with It Was
the man or woman, as the case might be,
a total ab%stainer, and was he or she mar:
RED or unmarried ? Did 1t aeem likely
that any habits Of exceptional temperance
IN eating, drinking, or what not, had
helped TO bring: about the result, and-a
great point for tho wonders of patent
medicinos-could 1t be shown that any.
body'8 pills had sustained health ? In.
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Buoklen's Arnicn SAWS

The beat ealye in tho world for cuts,
bruises, sores,, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
cores. letter, chapped handa, chilblains,
corns, aud all skin oruptions, and posi-.
lively cnres piles, or no pay required. II
ID guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
Of money refunded. Price Is cent? ne,
hnx. Ecr sale By, Tosan & %. y
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Tho Reason

why Acker's Blood Elixir is warrented, is
because it is the best blood preparation
known. 1t will positively u all blood
diseases, purifes the whole sys!em, and
thoroughly builds up tho constitution.
Remember, We guarantee it. Logan L. Co.
and @. Menkemeller. s
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Al Night

Always have Acker's Baby soother at
hand. 1t is the only late medicine yet
made that will remove all infantile disor-
ders. It contains no Opium or Morphine,
but gives the child natural cape from pain.
Price 25 cents. Sold by Logan & Co. and
G. A~[aukamellar. an IA
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II Ynn

would enjoy your dinner and are prevent.
ed by dispspsia, use Ackcr's Dyspepsia
tablets. They nre 8 positive cure for dys-
pepsia;, indigestion, fatulency and consti.
patton. W guarantee them. 25'and 80
cents. Logan d Go. and O. Menke.
uaeuer. 4, glf57
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CURES ALL HuMDRs,

from a common nloteli, or Eruption, to tho
worst Scrofula. Salt-rhcum, "Fever-sorcs,"l
Scaly or Rough Skin, In short, nil diseases
CAUSED. BY bad blood nre conquered by this
powerful, purifying. md invigoratlng medi-
Its benign influence. Especially has it mani
Tested its potency In curing .Tetter, Eczema,
ErysIpelas, Boils, Carbmnclcs, Sore Eyes. Scrpf-
ulo,ls Sores and S%wcllings, iiip-joint Disease,
and Enlarged Glands. Send ten cents in
stamps for Il large Treatise, with colorcd
plates, on Skin Diseases, or the same amount
for q Treatise or Scrofulous Affections.
"FoR THE BLOOD is: TIE LIFE"
Thoroughly cleanse It by using Or. p,ercc's
Golden Medical Discovery, and good
digestion, n frir akin. bloyant spirits. vital
strength md bodily Ggalth VIII be Established.
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AAHEAA r.
WI a IS
YOU2'
~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Do you feel dull, fanguid, fow-spirited, Iifc-
less, and indcscribably miserable, both pliysi-
cal!y unu mentally; experience q sense of
fullness or bloating after eating, or Of ''gonc-
tag, tongue coated. bitter or bad taste ia
mouth, irregular appetite, dizziness, frequent
headaches, blurred cycsight, floating specls"
before the eyes. nervous prostitution or ex-
hnustlon. irritnbility. OF temper, hot flusles,
alternating with chilly sensations, sharp,
ieet drowsincss after menls, wakcfulncss, or
disturbed md unrcfreshing sleep, Constant,
lag. calamity? ~
II you have NIL, or my considerable number
81, these symptoms, ytou. are suffering from
bilious Dyspepsia, or Torpid Liver, associated
with Dyspepsia, or Indigestion. Tho moro
complicated your disease Inns become, tho
greater tho number md diversity of symp-
DR.: rierco's Golden Medical Discovery
Will st'bdue 1t, IL taken according to dircc-
tons for Il reasonable length Of time. II not
cured. complications multiply md Consump-
ton or the Lungs. Skin Diseases, Heart Disease,
rheumatism, Kidney Disease, or other grave
DIR. plcrcc'a Golden Medical Dis
cOvery acts powerfully upon tho Liver, md
through that great blood purifying organ,
cleanscS the system OF all blood-taiHtS and In
puritics, from whatever cause arising. 1t Is
equally enicacious in netting upon tho Kid
ncys, and other cxcrctory organs, cleansing,
Strengthening, and healing their diseases. Ks
an appctlzing, restorative. tonic, u promotes
digestion and nutrition, thereby building up
both flesh and strength. In malarIal districts.
this wonderful medicine has gained great
celebrity In curing Fever and Aguc, Chills and
Fever, Dumb AGue, and kindred diseases.
3 Dr. Plcrco,s Golden Medical Dis.
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Old

and reliable Medicines are tho best 10 do.
pend upon. Acker's Blood Elixir hiss
been prescribed for years for all impuri-
ties OF tho Blood. In every form of Scroll
uIous, Syphilitic or Mercurial diseaoes. II
is Invaluable. For Rheumatiam, has no
equal. Logan 4 Co. and O. Menke.
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HoRsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE
As u Eestorer

DIS. Buck and Matthews, Springfield,
ILL.,, BAY: I'm cases Of nervous prostratioa,
il strengthens by quieting nervous agita.
ton" rThsaw
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aWell,,IO. how's the ice business ~
illustrate my company made q cool
Thousand inS half IA hour to-day"
!"What p "I tell you the truth-a cool
thousand pounds Of ice.H
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The Sultan Of Turkey has established
two schools for women at Constantinople.
It Ia said that tho Turkish females learn
how to spell bonnet long before they can
PRONOUNCE mouse.
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Mamie Is yesrs old)-What is your
business, uncle? Uncle Fred-I am a
steel-merchant, Mamie. NJ. (siter q pause)
Uncle, will they send you to prison?
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ATexaa colored man was heard to re-
mark: "Times AN changed; do hog law,
lokal o%ction, an bar'd wire fences am q
gwine to ruin de country"
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A loye.sick young man in Boston is
meditating suicide. The girl he loves
promised the other night that she would
Marry him when the Massachusetts, Leg.
ialature goes home.
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Cotton,

New YORK, June 13.--Cohon steady; upland,
II slice; Orleans llHc; futures closed easy on olG
and steady on new; June II lsc; July lI.I9e; 'Au
gust ll.2ic; September 1880: October l0.6Oc; No
ycmber 1o.0'c; December l0.03c; January 10 dc
February lo.l3o; March 10. 200. 80 -
ClNc1NNA7I,I Juno l%&.-Cottou firm: mtddlinp lie
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.bLACK XQLE !.

Or Black Leprosy, Is a disease which Ia considered
!~ncurablc, but Il Inns yielded 10 the curative proper,
ties OF SwIFr's SrEcirIC-now known oil over tho
world as S. SIS. Mrs. Bailey, OF West Somcsy!ilc,
Mass, near boston, was attacked several years ago
with this hidcous black eruption, md was treated by
tho best medical talent, who could only say that tho
disease WA g species OF E5y &7G SSr =tggH{G
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arm;middling1 lie
Dry GoudA.

ERw YORK, June la.-Through forwarding, In
tho execution Of previous engagements the move.
rncht OF goods was large, but tho demand was
quiet In most directions ES
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C~INclNNAT1, O., june 18I-Flour CASTOR: tumIly
So 75a3 90; fancy 81 01a4 Is. wheat easIer: No !
red ,ssc; receipts 9,4oo bushels: shipments 5,5o
bushels. Corn, dull; No. 2 mixed 4ic. Oats ouiet.
No 2 mixed 29Aa2lHc. Rye dull; No 2, 63aGic
Bulk meats firm; short rib 7,75. Bacon quiet And
firm: short rib sG:11ssc: short clear S, 900. Whisky
steady sales | e9l barrels finished goods on basis d
81 e5. Buttnr quiet: creamery lsa'9c; good to eS.
u loalac; fancy dairy leaal3c. Eggs dull at Tic.
Chcese firm small full cream 0a9hc, Llnseed ali
steady and firm at 4lG4Sc. Sugars strong: hard To-
aaed th3ssaGszc; New Orleans 4HaSAe. -
TolEpo. june l3.-Whcat dull and steady: cash
sS}ac; July Sl54o: August $40; September s2sSc
Torn dull July 4oc. Oats quiet; August 255sc
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Live Stock,

~ 3. 'HtHHf# 49, 1HfA.E =a#LE#.HL
CHICAGO. Juns 1s.-Cattle-Receipts II 600 head
shipments 2 oC0hcad: market slow and 5ai5c lower
shipEug steers s. GsaA 81: sIockcrs and fecden
s?2sa3 So; o " bulls and mixed 81 75aa Is: Tcxal
mcnts 5000 head: market &c lower and closed
stronger; rough and mixed 81 75a5 ID: hacking nnJ
shipping IS Ooas 25: light 81 7oa5 TO-: sIjps s. ssS
go, sheep.-Rereipts 5000 head; shipments I,oV
10 10 $50 of; natives IS 00a4 25; western 80 COAL 50
Texas s. 5oa4 70; lambs 81 25a3 30. IaS1 80
EAT LIBERTY, June 1a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. {. 1al
head: shipments 1,55S head market slow at las
weeks closing prices. Hogs-Recein.s 500 head
nhins s54oa5 80; Yorkera IS 3sa5 10: common ani
Light IS aoa5 IS sheep-Recc!pts 1000 Head: shin
ments 4,6o0 head; market firm at last weeks cies
Ing prices. irl gig,a sE;t T%lIS'N,
C1icIHNAT1, O.. Juno 13,-Hogs active and arur,
s. aaa5 80: receipts 2,eoa head; khipmens 81
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NSQJMF'TED

which Is ScroYuln o. tho Lungs, Is arrested
and cured by this remedy II tnkcn In the
earlier stages OF tho diseaso. From its mar
vicious power overrthIs terribly, fNtal disoase.
when first offering this now world-iamed rem
cdy to the public, DR.. Pierce thought seriously
OF calling it his :. CoEsuMprIoN CuRE," but
abandoned TINT name rs too restrictive for
n medicine which, from Its wonderful conf
: bination OF tonic, or Strengthening, alternative,
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